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Supermind

The story follows government investigators grappling with a newly emergent mental phenomenon that produces unexplained disruptions across institutions. Officials face pressure to keep inquiries quiet even as technicians report that machines and computers perform normally, deepening the puzzle. The narrative alternates briskly between procedural satire of bureaucracy and speculative detective work into telepathic or collective mental capabilities, blending humor with suspense while exploring themes of secrecy, institutional failure, and the challenge of confronting an unfamiliar intelligence.

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The story follows government investigators grappling with a newly emergent mental phenomenon that produces unexplained disruptions across institutions. Officials face pressure to keep inquiries quiet even as technicians report that machines and computers perform normally, deepening the puzzle. The narrative alternates briskly between procedural satire of bureaucracy and speculative detective work into telepathic or collective mental capabilities, blending humor with suspense while exploring themes of secrecy, institutional failure, and the challenge of confronting an unfamiliar intelligence.

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Randall Garrett

Randall Garrett was an American author known for his contributions to science fiction and fantasy literature. His works often blend humor with imaginative storytelling, showcasing his unique voice in the genre. Among his notable titles is "A Spaceship Named McGuire," which exemplifies his playful approach to science fiction. Garrett's writing frequently explores themes of technology and human experience, making him a distinctive figure in mid-20th century speculative fiction. He produced a substantial body of work, with over 70 titles to his name, reflecting his prolific nature and creativity.

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